How To Root Oppo R7 Android Smartphone

Oppo R7 is a beautiful and high-quality Android smartphone which comes with 5.0 inches LCD touchscreen display powered by 1.5 GHZ Octa-Core processor along with 3 GB RAM, and it runs on Android 4.4 (KitKat) operating system. If you own this smartphone and looking for a way to root it, you are in the right place as I have given a tutorial to root Oppo R7 here.

You can be able to root Oppo R7 smartphone by using the tutorial given here. Once you root your device, you will get the ability to install custom-made recoveries, custom ROM firmware’s, custom-built Android applications, etc.

WARNING: Rooting your Oppo R7 smartphone will null your device warranty, and you won’t be able to claim it until you unroot it. So, think well before processing with the rooting procedure.

Prerequisites:

1) Make sure that your device has at least 50% to 60% of battery backup, as the rooting process is always a time-consuming one.

2) Although this rooting procedure is not a data-loss process, it won’t hurt to have a backup of your personal data in your device. So, take a complete backup before getting started with the rooting tutorial.

3) Next, download Oppo R7 USB Driver and install it in your computer. By doing this, you will be able to connect your device to your computer.

4) Now, enable the USB Debugging Mode in your smartphone by following this path: Settings ->Developer Options -> USB Debugging. If you can’t see the developer options in Settings, enable it by following this path: Settings -> About Phone (tap on the Build Number for 5-7 times to enable it).

Once you have finished all these prerequisites, you can move on to rooting tutorial given below.

Tutorial to Root Oppo R7:

1) To get started, download iRoot (formerly vRoot) and install the application in your computer. Once done, launch iRoot in your PC.

2) Now, connect your smartphone to the computer using original USB data cable. If you have installed the USB driver for your device in the computer correctly, then iRoot will identify your device.